STEM Energy Hackathon

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Location: In-person

About the challenge "Energize the Future" is a three-day hybrid energy hackathon designed to empower young minds (ages 13-25) to tackle real-world renewable energy and sustainability challenges. The overarching theme is "Empowering Young Minds to Build a Sustainable Future." Participants will innovate, prototype, and present solutions in various areas of solar power, wind energy, smart grids, and green technology. Teams will select from three specific energy challenges:
Smart Energy Grids: Design a system for efficient electricity distribution.
Solar for All: Develop a cost-effective solar panel solution for low-income communities.
Waste-to-Energy: Propose an innovative way to convert waste into renewable energy.
A key requirement for all solutions is to include a viable business model. Get started To participate in the "Energize the Future" Hackathon, please note the following:
Eligibility: The hackathon is open to students aged 13 to 25 years old. Beginners and experienced coders are welcome.
Team Formation: Participants are required to form teams of 2 to 4 persons. While you can form teams in advance, Day 1 includes dedicated time for brainstorming and team formation.
Day 1 Agenda (Ideation & Team Formation):
         1. Open Ceremony: Meet speakers, sponsors, and coaches.          2. Challenge Reveal: Formal introduction of the three energy challenges, emphasizing the                     need for a business model.          3. Workshops & Brainstorming Sessions: Guided sessions to help generate ideas.          4. Mentor Guidance & Q&A: Opportunities to interact with industry experts for advice.          5. Criteria Briefing: Information on team size requirements and the structure of the judging                   rounds (R1, R2, R3).

Ended
Dates:

Nov. 14, 2025

Organisation:

Young Scholars Education Limited

Location:

To be addressed soon

Prizes:

$60,000

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